According to reports from Media, Paris Saint-Germain is preparing to establish a lifetime partnership with Luis Enrique, hoping to ensure the long-term stay of the Spanish head coach.
Winning the Intercontinental Cup by defeating Flamengo capped off a successful 2025 for Enrique. Although Chelsea prevented Paris Saint-Germain from winning all trophies in July, this was the only regret for the club, and Enrique has emerged as the driving force behind Paris Saint-Germain’s success.
He has found the ideal platform in Paris to put his football philosophy into practice. He is not only full of confidence himself, but more importantly, he has also made the players believe in the value of hard work, while receiving full support from the club. Results have proven to be the best testament; following Kylian Mbappé’s move to Real Madrid, the balance that Enrique failed to find in the 2024-25 season has finally been achieved, and the results speak for themselves.
The understanding between Paris Saint-Germain and Enrique is so deep that the club is already considering establishing a lifetime partnership with the coach. Although he still has more than a year left on his contract, the club hopes to secure his long-term stay. The support from technical director Luis Campos has also played a crucial role, and time and success have finally vindicated his judgment.
Paris Saint-Germain proudly claims to have found its ideal coach, and thus is unwilling to have any doubts about his future; the relationship between the two parties seems set to last for a long time. There are two upcoming challenges: first, to secure a new contract;second, to get all players, especially Vitinha, on board with continuing to achieve success at Paris Saint-Germain. This is by no means an easy task, but victory always attracts those who crave success, and Paris Saint-Germain has already found the formula for winning.
Enrique has won numerous honors, but the freedom he enjoys at Paris Saint-Germain allows him to bench all star players when necessary. Some players, such as Ousmane Dembélé, have responded positively to this, becoming Ballon d’Or winner and being named Best Player, all thanks to Enrique. Bradley Barcola and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia have also realized that slacking off or only working hard when it is convenient will not work.
They have already tasted the bitterness of being benched, and there may be more of this in the future. All of this has fostered an ideal atmosphere, which Paris Saint-Germain hopes to perpetuate. The existing 18-month contract seems insufficient, at least in the eyes of the outside world. A long-term partnership is about to begin.
